- into
which air is blown. The
khaen is the
national instrument of Laos. The
khene music is an
integral part of Lao life that
promotes family and
social cohesion...
-
Traditional Lao
music can be
divided into
classical and folk forms. The
Khene (Lao: ແຄນ) is the
instrument most
identified with
Laotian music. A national...
- mouth-organ, the
khène (BGN/PCGN)/khaen (RTGS).
Similar in many ways to the
function of the
bagpipe in the
Scottish Highlands, the
khène/khaen provides...
-
Chinese mouth organ Sho, a ****anese
mouth organ Sompoton of Sabah,
Malaysia Khene, used in
Mainland Southeast Asia Lusheng, used in Laos, Vietnam,
South China...
- is
called rakle.
Khene can be
found at
northeast Thai-Lao regions, and it is
considered as
national instrument in Laos. Today,
Khene can be
found in four...
- gets
performed with acting,
storytelling in "lam"
singing styles and a
Khene mouth organ. Lao
morlam / molam,
sometimes referenced with "lam" followed...
-
Lamine Abderrahman Khene (6
March 1931 – 14
December 2020), was an
Algerian nationalist politician and officer. At age 16, he
joined the
Parti du peuple...
- held in the
right hand
while playing. It is
often pla****
together with the
khene mouth organ in mor lam
styled music, as well as luk thung. Thai
music "Thai...
- of
Change (1994)
features Asian wind and
string instruments such as the
khene mouth organ, the
suling flute, and the sitar-like esraj.
Lanier teamed with...
- Harmonium, reed
organ Mouth-blown: Claviola, melodica, harmonica,
Laotian khene,
Chinese shēng, ****anese shō
Electronic reedless instruments:
Digital accordion...
